1. Pakhala Pakhala is an Odia meal made of rice, curd, cucumber, fried onions, cumin seeds, and mint leaves. It restores the body’s supply
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Research breakthrough on birth defect affecting brain size
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Why walking backwards can be good for your health and brain
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